Most minutes played under Frank Lampard at Chelsea. 
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Chelsea have started negotiations with France midfielder N’Golo Kante, 32, over a new contract.
[Source: Fabrizio Romano]
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Erik ten Hag announces Christian Eriksen will be in Manchester United’s squad to face Everton on Saturday 
He hasn’t played since injuring his ankle in January
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Burnley are back in the Premier League 
The Clarets clinch promotion with a 2-1 win vs. Middlesbrough
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Brighton & Hove Albion FC’s Evan Ferguson is having a great season 
Of players with at least 500 minutes this season, only Erling Haaland has a better minutes per goal involvement rate 
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Son Heung-min’s resume is incredible:
- The first Asian player to win the Premier League golden boot
- The first Asian player to 100 Premier League goals
- The highest-ranked finish by an Asian player in Ballon d’Or history
- 8 x Best Footballer in Asia winner
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Marcus Rashford has 11 PL goals since the World Cup break. That’s more than three EPL sides have managed to score 
Crystal Palace (9)
Bournemouth (9)
Southampton (10)
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Marcus Rashford hobbled off the pitch with what seemed like a groin injury during his side’s 2-0 win against Everton on Saturday afternoon.
Speaking after the game, Erik ten Hag revealed the extent of the injury.
‘We have to wait, it doesn’t look well.’ The Dutch manager said.
‘Once again that is due to the schedule. It can’t be that you play three games in six days.’We have to protect our players. Everyone wants the best players on the pitch. Everyone wants to see great, entertaining football like today. But then you need your best players.’
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Arsenal’s last win at Anfield was in the 2012-13 season. Since then:
2013-14: 5-1 loss
2014-15: 2-2 draw
2015-16: 3-3 draw
2016-17: 3-1 loss
2017-18: 4-0 loss
2018-19: 5-1 loss
2019-20: 3-1 loss
2020-21: 3-1 loss
2021-22: 4-0 loss
2022-23: 2-2 draw
So close to the win yesterday😐
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In Arsenal’s last eight season fixtures they still have to face:
-Man City
-Chelsea
-Newcastle
-Brighton
Can they do it? 
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Several pundits have called for Constantine Hatzidakis to be banned for at least eight games following his altercation with Andy Robertson yesterday.
At half time between Liverpool and Arsenal yesterday, Robertson was seen walking over to Hatzidakis to say a few words, with the latter seen throwing his elbow toward the face of the Scotsman.
Darren Bent took to Twitter after the incident occurred and got straight to the point, saying: “Eight game ban for the linesman“, while on 5 Live, Chris Sutton cited Aleksandar Mitrovic’s eight-match ban for his push on Chris Kavanagh as a benchmark for punishment.
“As far as I can see, he has to be banned.
“He will have to sit out a number of games. I can’t remember another incident like this. Where is the precedent for these things? A big debating point was Mitrovic and the eight-game suspension and the FA want him banned for more, but you can’t have assistants throwing elbows. What should the punishment be?”
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Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City love the run-in!
They have collected the most points (145) in the final 10 matches of the season across the last six Premier League campaigns
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FIFA has ruled that Leeds must pay Jean-Kévin Augustin £24.5m for breach of contract over a 2020 loan move.
This is in addition to £15.5m the club has already had to pay to RB Leipzig. 
Total of £40m spent on a loan move that didn’t work out. 
(Source: @David_Ornstein)
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Oleksandr Zinchenko was seen crying on the bench after being subbed off against Liverpool yesterday and it’s now been revealed why he was in tears.
Zinchenko was subbed off straight after Liverpool’s 87th-minute equaliser from Roberto Firmino yesterday, as the Ukranian cut a broken-hearted figure on the subs’ bench.
According to Talksport (via SportBible), the reason behind the left-back’s outpouring of emotions is due to the fact that he felt he was at fault for the goal, as he was nutmegged by Trent Alexander-Arnold for the eventual assist for the equalising goal, which he also felt cost his side two crucial points in the race for the Premier League title.
The result leaves Arsenal now just six points ahead of Manchester City, while Liverpool remain 8th, still in the hunt for a European place.
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